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Testing Posting A Picture

GeoffCJ

By GeoffCJ
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Does embedding a picture not work on this forum? There seems to be a button for it, but it doesn't seem to work. Any hints? I was going to post some pictures of recipe I made tonight.

Any hints?

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img_7499.webp

Does embedding a picture not work on this forum? There seems to be a button for it, but it doesn't seem to work. Any hints? I was going to post some pictures of recipe I made tonight.

Any hints?

I had tons of trouble, too. I had to download Jpegsizer 6 and then it worked like a charm! It's a free download. Good luck! Can you send some goodies, too! (:

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I had tons of trouble, too. I had to download Jpegsizer 6 and then it worked like a charm! It's a free download. Good luck! Can you send some goodies, too! (:

Was that for posting your avatar? I'm looking to post a picture in the body of my post. I can do it in other forums, and this one appears to have the button to create the link, but the picture just shows as a link, not as a picture..

Oh well, I guess I'll just post elsewhere and link to it.

Geoff

tarnalberry Community Regular
tarnalberry
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yep, it doesn't appear to accept img src tags. links are the way you'll have to go. I've tried on and off over the years, but it's never worked.

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